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by Emelyn Chiang LEGO was originally a boys’ toy, and this basis is still reflected in their products. The LEGO Group has attempted to reach...

Photo by Shelly Corbett WBI will be hosting a room at virtual Brickworld on December 12, 2020. We hope to see you there! During one...

The Women’s Brick Initiative is excited to introduce a new way to learn more about our community members. We love how supportive the WBI community...

WBI hosted a social during virtual BrickCon recently. We had a great time! But we figured we don’t need a convention to have a virtual...

By Stephanie Taylor Editor’s note: Thanks to some terrific input from the AFOL community, it’s been brought to our attention that some of the data...

After an incredibly busy summer, our interns are back off to school (virtually). We’re now almost ready to start sharing everything that we’ve been working...

Thanks to our partnership with Smith College, WBI is pleased to share that we have five interns this summer!  Have you ever wondered how many...

Hanging out in a pond of ducks! At the Holiday Ornament building meet-up in December we decided that we wanted to have some kind of...

WBI attendees at Bricks Cascade 2020 by Will Nickelson Another Bricks Cascade Women’s Brick Initiative workshop is in the bag! 25+attendees explored micro building, adding...

Periodically Richard Jones at The Rambling Brick takes an in-depth look at gender balance in LEGO City. We love his analysis so much we use...

Bricks Cascade is right around the corner and we are super excited to be debuting this years workshop theme – Lighting. Last year we introduced...

We’re super happy to show off our new, redesigned logos! These new logos, while similar to our earlier logo, differ slightly ago reflect our clarified...